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Everson Video 1975

Editor
Judson Rosebush
Publisher
Everson Museum of Art
Place
Syracuse, New York
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ETC archive
ETC0753
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Everson Museum of Art

Abstract

Institution/Organizer:
Everson Museum of Art
Site:
Everson Museum of Art; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; University Art Gallery, Berkeley; Museum of Contemporary Art, LaJolla
Curator(s):
Simmons,Richard
AB - Preface. Catalog edited by Judson Rosebush. Works by Ant Farm, CAST, David Cort, Dance Media, Dimitri Devyatkin, Dieter Frose, Electron Movers, Beryl Korot, Shigeko Kubota, Andy Mann, Paul Ott and Fred Kessler, Peter Van Riper and Bill Viola.
Institution/Organizer:
Everson Museum of Art
Site:
Everson Museum of Art; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; University Art Gallery, Berkeley; Museum of Contemporary Art, LaJolla
Curator(s):
Simmons,Richard

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Everson Video 1975. Everson Museum of Art. 1976.

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ETC0753

Ant Farm; Community Video/CAST; David Cort; Dance Media; Dimitri Devyatkin; Electron Movers; Dieter Froese; Beryl Korot; Shigeko Kubota; Andy Mann; Paul Ott and Fred Kessler; Peter Van Riper; Bill Viola.

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